My presentation at OGP Europe describing open data driven economic growth opportunities, a framework (of financial and non-financial tools) to stimulate the growth of new businesses in developing countries, and some risks along the way. Key messages - think beyond small, think beyond open, and think of and beyond money.

1. New opportunities or new fears?
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2.  I lead the Open Finances program at theWorld Bank
 We publish open data about the Bank’s operations and its
partners at https://finances.worldbank.org
 Our mobile app is at http://apps.worldbank.org/wbfinances
 We are focused on the use of data
▪ As part of how the Bank works
▪ For analytics
▪ To help promote economic growth
▪ To build partnerships/communities
▪ To support/lead new research areas
▪ To support governments/partners
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3. Seizing the open data opportunity
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4.  Transparency
 Accountability
 Engagement
 Participation
 Inclusion
 Service delivery
 Economic growth
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USA
Mexico
Laos, Cambodia, Kenya
Indonesia
Chile
India
Emerging Countries

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National Data
State Data
Municipal Data
Private Sector
Data
Sector specific
Data
Digitization
E-platforms
Policies
Publication
Data literacy
Policy literacy
Innovation
Results
Data advocacy
Communication/
Engagement
Curation
/Standards
Data collection
Civic/Social Data
Academic/
Research Data
Research
Data business
Data Release UseDemand
Development
goals
Theory of impact
Assessment
Delivery
infrastructure
Political
structure
Development
outcomes
Economic
growth
Transparency/
accountability
Sector growth/
transformation
Partnerships
Equity
Loans
Funds
Demand
Water
Health
Transport
Urban

8. Minding the fears
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NSA
Hype
Evidence
Open data divide
Scale
Discrimination/profiling
Privacy
Data rights
Costs

10. Reflecting on open data policy
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11.  Don’t ignore the perils of data
 Think of open data as part of a larger data ecosystem
 Data types and sources
 Skills
 Policy
 Instruments
 Think beyond small
 Think beyond government
 Facilitate the development of new financial instruments
 Don’t forget non-financial instruments
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